Martin Hay, a JFK researcher from the UK

Oliver Stone's JFK got Martin interested in the case

"History is written by the victors"

The govt pays the other side to spread propaganda

Passport of the terrorist found on 9/11 even though the plane was destroyed on impact !!!

Article: Martin Hay reviews Josiah Thompson's new book Last Second in Dallas

The acoustics evidence of the case

This was brought to the attention of HSCA by Mary Ferrell, Gary Mac and Gary Shaw

Book: Hear No Evil by Donald Thomas: Paperback, Kindle, Audiobook

5 shots fired in Dealey Plaza

"We have proven a conspiracy but haven't investigated the conspirators" - Dan Hardway

Nobel Laureate Luis Alvarez deviced the Jet Effect theory to explain the backward movement of Kennedy's head

Article: Jet Effect Rebuttal; Download PDF here

Alvarez explains the jiggle of the camera as the result of the shock wave from Oswald's rifle

Dr. Cyril Wecht, the only dissenting member of the autopsy panel before the HSCA

Download Dr. Wecht's HSCA testimony here (PDF)

Listen to Dr. Wecht's HSCA testimony on Black Op Radio episode 720b

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Kennedy's neck wound was an entry hole?

Luis Alvarez's experiments

Paul Hoch, a graduate student of Alvarez, took part in Alvarez's shooting experiments

Hoch had the photographs of the experiments which he sold to Tink Thompson for $250

Alvarez's team shot a lot of objects which all went away from the rifle, except the watermelons

"It is important to stress the fact that a taped melon was our a priori best mockup of a head & it showed retrograde

recoil in the first test. If we had used the "Edison technique" & shot at a large collection of objects, & finally found

one which gave retrograde recoil, then our firing experiments could reasonably be criticized." - Luis Alvarez

Dr. John K. Lattimer revealed that Alvarez did not shoot at the melons with a mannlicher carcano rifle

FREE Download Ebook: Six Seconds in Dallas (PDF) by Josiah "Tink" Thompson

Martin's blog: www.themysteriesofdealeyplaza.blogspot.com

Martin's facebook profile

Part B: Jim DiEugenio; beginning at 1:00:06

Article: Neil Sheehan: In Retrospect by Jim DiEugenio

Sheehan makes himself a hero of the whole Pentagon Papers episode

Sheehan and David Halberstam were hawks on Vietnam in the beginning

The two of them were under the influence of John Paul Vann

“Bombers and helicopters and napalm are a help, but they are not enough”

- David Halberstam in his book The Making of a Quagmire (1965, Random House)

“The lesson to be learned from Vietnam is that we must get in earlier, be shrewder,

and force the other side to practice the self-deception” (ibid)

Article: Thomas D. Herman Smooches Halberstam and Sheehan by Jim DiEugenio

Sheehan's book about John Paul Vann A Bright Shining Lie

My Lai massacre was part of Operation Pheonix

Book: The Phoenix Program: America's Use of Terror in Vietnam: Paperback, Hardcover, Kindle, Audiobook

Seymour Hersh wrote the My Lai massacre was an operation that was out of control

The New York Times sent Sheehan on a tour to discredit Mark Lane

Book: Conversations with Americans by Mark Lane: Paperback, Kindle

Neil Sheehan attacked Mark Lane for his book Conversations with Americans in his article (NYT, Dec 27, 1970)

Book: A Lie too Big to Fail by Lisa Pease: Hardcover, Kindle, Scribd

Video: Jim Garrison's response to the NBC hatchet job

Documentary: The Searchers by Randolph Benson (vimeo on demand)

The "Sniper's Nest": Incarnations And Implications by Allan Eaglesham